Engaging credit union members on social media
Credit unions naturally want to have a good relationship with all their members.
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Credit unions naturally want to have a good relationship with all their members.
On average, the households of people 65 and older ages 65 and older are living on $37,847 a year in the U.S., according to CNN Money.
The World Council of Credit Unions has celebrated International Credit Union Day since 1948, and this year the theme is "Local Service. Global Good," according to the organization's website.
People join credit unions for the benefits they offer over traditional banks, whether that means a free checking account, competitive loan products or even a better company culture.
Holiday shopping season will soon be upon us. Just like retailers, credit unions can capitalize on all the activity of the holidays with promotions and special campaigns.
The number of internet-connected devices in the average person's life has skyrocketed over the last several years as smartphones and tablets joined personal computers in most American homes.
The community-focused nature of credit unions may seem antithetical to extensive online marketing campaigns, but credit union executives who ignore the marketing opportunities presented by the Web limit their organization's growth.
Companies and organizations of all sorts, including credit unions, must re-evaluate how they will reach the public.
In determining how well a credit union is performing, it is important to compare how it ranks compared to its competition.